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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
4
The Herald will continue to be mailed to subscribers until a definite order to discontinue is received and all arrears are paid in full. Announcements of church and society entertainments when money making in purpose, secular meetings, cards of banks, obituary reductions and similar notices will be charged at the rate of cents per line for each insertion.
Announcement outlines the Republican primary on June 1 1903 in Hardin Iowa for nominating candidates for County Superintendent County Treasurer Sheriff Coroner Surveyor and Representative plus one Board of Supervisors member. It also covers township committeemen and delegates to the county convention in Edora Iowa with representation by township and vote tallies.
Secones the Hardin Conn republican Primaries to be held June 4, 1903. Candidates announce runs for representative treasurer superintendent and sheriff. Names include Mark J Funny H C Charin H S Martin Evia B Citasseau T W Scurry.
FOI Siteriff Herald editor reports Walsh declares his bid for Hardin county sheriff pending Republican primaries. He frames the move as a formal political run with support implied from party processes.
Editor Herald announces EF Granner as a Republican primary candidate for Hardin County supervisor. He states he will run in the Republican primary election to be held on June 6, 1903, from New Providence Iowa, seeking a seat on the board of supervisors.
Practical tests with X Rays establish stomach catarrh as a result of repeated indigestion attacks. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claims to cure indigestion and dyspepsia and prevent or cure stomach catarrh. Kopel digests food, making the stomach sweet. Sold by Smith & Reed.
The Herald notes the canvass nears completion and most voters have decided whom to support. It urges good-natured acceptance of any result, praising all candidates as worthy while hoping its preferred candidates prevail, yet pledging loyalty to whatever outcome Saturday.
An Audubon Society led agreement with Millinery Associations in New York Milwaukee ends import and use of plumage from song birds. The paper argues women’s desire for fashion drove the trade, but asserts cruelty rests with hunters, and calls for reform at the source the milliners.
A mix of opinion on hunting, feather use, and an Iowa political scene. The Sioux City Journal laments bird slaughter lessons, while editorials urge Republicans to nominate their candidates without Democratic interference. The Buckeye Times predicts a sheriff winner Tom W Scurry, and C A Wise seeks a third term. Roosevelt bandwagon noted for Iowa.
The Herald announces a year in advance offer presenting a new wall atlas at no cost to every subscriber. The atlas includes world and country maps, state capitals with population and area, and regional maps. It is valued at 1.00 but available only at The Herald office with limited supply.
The notice adds a membership fee of 32 and details ticket sales through Nickel Plate for July 2 to 5, with return travel July 8 to 12, not deposited with joint agents. A later return by Sept 1 is possible with deposit and 50c fee. Train service and dining options are offered with American Club plans 35¢ to 81¢, and a la carte. John Y Calahan, general agent, 113 Adams St. room 208 Chicago, gives departure times and details.
Mary Magdalena Timmins seeks partition of the southeast quarter of section 32, township 57, range 21 west in Wardin county Iowa. The District Court in Hardin County will hear the matter August term 1903 unless defendants appear and defend before noon on the second day of the term. default will be entered. Plaintiff is represented by Albrook & Lundy.
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